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Twente Starlet Arnautovic Signs For Inter - Report
The Austrian international is set to move to the San Siro on loan, as the clubs have agreed a deal...
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Jun 30, 2009 7:07:20 PM
As earlier reported by Goal.com, the decisive meeting regarding the future of striker Marko Arnautovic was set to take place on Tuesday and it appears Inter and Eredivisie side Twente have reached an agreement.
The starlet will move to Inter on-loan, with the Italian champions having a right to purchase for €9 million once the loan expires at the end of the 2009-10 campaign. The Twente directors have agreed to an initial loan with Nerazzurri technical director Marco Branca, because the player has a fractured right foot.
The injury has kept him out for two months and will continue to keep him sidelined until late August, and the Serie A side want to ensure the 20-year-old will be back to his best before making a significant investment.
The official announcement is expected within the next seven days.
Arnautovic could be the last addition to the Nerazzurri strike force this summer, as they already have Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Diego Milito, and Mario Balotelli in their ranks.
Adam Scime, Goal.com
The starlet will move to Inter on-loan, with the Italian champions having a right to purchase for €9 million once the loan expires at the end of the 2009-10 campaign. The Twente directors have agreed to an initial loan with Nerazzurri technical director Marco Branca, because the player has a fractured right foot.
The injury has kept him out for two months and will continue to keep him sidelined until late August, and the Serie A side want to ensure the 20-year-old will be back to his best before making a significant investment.
The official announcement is expected within the next seven days.
Arnautovic could be the last addition to the Nerazzurri strike force this summer, as they already have Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Diego Milito, and Mario Balotelli in their ranks.
Adam Scime, Goal.com
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